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Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Nins Persons Murdered.

MACON, Ga August z News was re-
ceived yesterday OF terrible tragedy at
the house of Captain C. F. Woolfaik, n
farmer living about twelve miles fron
here, by which zine persons were killed
Captain and Mrs. Woo.falk. their six
children. rasging In ages from eighteen
months to twenty years, and Mry West,
an aunt of Mrs. Woolfalk, aged eighty
years. The Coroner's jury found q ver-
dict OF murder against Thomas & Wool
falk, son of the captains first wife, who
was sleeping in the house.
His statement was that some time be.
fore daybresk he was aroused by groans
and the sound of blows pro ,eeding from
his parents room. His half brother Rich
ard ran Into the room which ad djoiu ed his,
and thinking that murder was being
committed, he (Thomas) jumped from o
window In his night clothes and bare feet
and ran to the house of negro 300 or
400 yards distant to get them TO arouse
the neighborhood. He says he was
afraid TO return. fearing that he himself
wou be murdered, but went back after
an hour. No help had arrived and he went
In 10 see 1 the family ha been murdered.
He found them all dead Hestepped in q
pool of blood In pasi ing and left footprints
on the floor. He found his stepmother
lying SO that her head was on the floor and
her body on the bel. He raised her up
and placed her on the bed He then
changed his clothes. By this time q
crowd had arrived, and soon after he was
taken into custody.
The evidence before the jury was cir
cumstantial throughout The crowd con.
tinued 10 grow in size, aud the indica
tons pointed strongly to lynching. Sher
i'll Westcott told the jury to withhold
their verdict until he could get the
prisoner away, and then making all ar
rangements, slipped Woolfalk out of thu
house in hurry and drove away 81
rapidly that the crow1 had hardly tim,
to realize the departure The prisoue
was brought to Macon and s,fely LODGED
in Jail. where he talked CT the Grim
cody, but made no adm ssions. His mo
tive is said to be the desire to gain pos
session of bis iather's property for him
self and two sisters, children of the frs
; wife.
!, The funeral of the nine victims tool
place here to day at Rose Hill Cemetery
| In the presence OF 5000 people. The ser
vices were brought to an abrupt termina
ton by the arrival OF Mrs. Edwards, tn
sister of the murderer;wno was in Athen
! at the time OF the commission of tn
crime. Heartrending scenes followed
bringing tears to the eyes of every spects
tor. Woolfalk was carried to Atlant
early this morning for sale keeping. Il
y continues to deny his guilt.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Blood w eaknesses,

breaking out ON the skin, pimples, bolls,
bold hives, tired feelings. heat suffer
ings, aches snd pains, bad appetite,
itching, breakings out on the skin, &c.
These, with numerous others, all denote
bad, weakened and diseased blood, Tor
all Of which you will get the nne4& and
incest remedy in DR.. Simms' Mleod
Purifier. 81. Depot, Fourth and KtoR
streets. Wilmington, Dsl. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
gQHEnUIaR IN SELECT, J1iy ., 1857.
Traiaa larve listewsre hyenuo .sf2es:
EASr.BOURD:


EASrBOUHD:
raIis. Acosmmod alton, daily .,...o.l6k. ".
Fhila. Accommodation, daily. 1910 4. M
Phtla. Accommodation, daily. .....7;h a.. e.
Phils. Accommodation, daily. ..-e3alo AM.
Phiia. 5 Chesssr exprsss, daily 1-1t a. M.
Phiia. AcsoIameea alton, daily .... Ice p. m.
Phiia. Acoem modatioo, daily. . 10 p. n.
philh. & Chester express, catly....<.9o ,. 70.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. 6-le p. n.
Pnila. Accommodation. daily, 80 p. y.
Philss Ashoas. q ally except s,un5aS7 30 pm.
Philh. l. UDester express, daily, 1.cS p. u.
Phi.N. Accommodation, daily, ,.....Soo p. IA.
wEST.BOUNp:
Chicago Limtted, daily ....e...sA.T.ac a. NJ
Arrives Chicago $50 next morasnS.
Baltim aro Accommodation, dR.l5,
Clactensti Limited, daily. .E.;b a, & :
Arrives Cincianati 7.s6 A.. n. 81. Lor1s
e.Ao r. II. naxt day.
Bsitir1e.e Aceammoc alton, deiiy, 800 p. ~ {.
On icaao and 81. Lcuis Express,
daily ily.................... .......,....s ny r. W.
Efuxatsy Accom- mrooa ton, daily. J.S1 D. ~
FO8 LANDEEBERtf, . 90 A. ~ sunday
s.O1 II. NJ, and s.g5 p. Ut. osuy.
,Cra..na .esvs MarEBt StreeG SEa:ioD:
Ecr philGasIuhia $40 a.. "a, daily except
SUNDAY, q 10 r. NJ, daily t'or Baltimore
2kS p. ~, daily. No Landeh berg, $50 and
lit ~ nj. daily. except su1da9: eo2 a. 10.
Sunday only; 9.ls and 5.55 p. p dails.
Traits Tor ,Ttimington-LssVc Phnsds'-
pnia 40 and s.t0 a, III. taily. as g. m.
dtAy, eSosp. sunday; 1000, A10.45 a. 10.
dGny; 9 %, o. Q, A.2i, 400, b.se, $40. $40.
1859 .. N. dasir
E1preps t-alps
| W. III. CLEMENTS, q. Z. LQkG.
EalaGer 1}sIn Sss'&-an ehs'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
1atiuction In Flour.

Flour is down again at Steward g
new fuur store, 4th and King. Now 10
the time to bay before We get In the Lew
wheat Sour. Our old wheat -four IL
very nico. Try 1t. A famous flour for
IS 90 per barrel.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
a Rrayo Act.

Dennis Butter, the swim mer who ap-
peared ac the uGtatorium, performed
brave act last eatur68y. He was at
Gloucester when . Fail boat out In the
river upset, throwing three young men
In the water. Butler Immediately swan
out and rescued every one OF them.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
wnEMEMssTDa IL xvE22Ez ERIN N rs

W1E4Hf "SSVVt.V II WVk-LEA HhSEN H'As
Time table IN effect Nay losA, 1887. 1rasfs
leave Wilmington & reach st-set) as fotFowc;
Fer EsadirI, Birdgbcto, JGBnnp, Sprins-
nrtd, Waynesbu,g Junction, Manor, Fotts-
Vile, Tsns saua, allentown, i.ehapol, Wei
psrsgiiia and all PC arts on &c PhilsHetpht1
aDn Reaain9 K. e., 100 n. ~. and 2.<5 y. r,
yor HnrinYfelI, WGynesourg juno
tcn, Coa,csvi,le. Embessvtlle, Lclaps,
Ubnda'e gcrd ard JiuP Paai's and In terne.
ciare .ointe,5.er a.na., z 40, oni Ii Z. no
foy Coatetvil.0 and irxetmoa late POINTS,
at 4 5bp. LII.
En- West Chester, :, 90 a. m. as pm.
For Now Bridge ana &ntermeaiate points.
e.lb ., N. anta on Sstu,tihy, At Is and IL. Ia
p. N.
Na Sunday for ReaIasag and inte,mcdiatl
| peiuts, st 64 s. NJ, And for Springfield sa1
| inIe-Eec:a.a 20 points S.lh Q. u:
A. u. uosj sjAuSLAHD. f. y. HI8BaHD
SapesLtisndsat. QaNl fass. aS''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Aaporterh' cons'anment on millinery
goods at 6i7 Market street. Wonderful
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

THAI HACKING COUGH can be &C
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee 1t. Sold by N. B. Dsnforth,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

II. r. Bourbon b Bro, manusao'
turers, N. W. Cor. and and orange sts'
p. 8. Ngara by the box speoiaity'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

WILL YOU sUFgAR with Hyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita.
lizer is guaranteed to cnre Sou. Sold
bv Danforth, cor. 3nd and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Ne a Mating fancy or
Il we sold for IS cents;
/ csn,s.
Ne three styles of Mat
! fancy, one plain) that
at IS cents; now 20
I've two fancy Mattings
bid al % cents; now Io
Ee a plain Mating that
1 at is cents; now Ia
he Of Carpets and Rugs
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
,Ia5ss &alcelved

q large invoice OF watermelons and can,
tsloupes, which will bs sold az the ,ow'
eat prices a. SMELTZ's, 13 K. 4ta.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Why Borrcn TroubIG
Go To

when Yea osn always nnd JUST VIA
you wnat In hat or bonnet 81 hifs. d. .
Kirby's 400 KinR streas.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

We invite these wno have baen Enn
BILE to get q -four that would just suit
them TO give as trial, as We KNOW ws
can satisfy them. ]. 8, HanHt0R q
! Co., Faith md King,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

CArARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shioh's CAtarrh b
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal injec'
tor free, Danforth's 3nd and Market,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
rIothinp Department we

Clothing Department we
len all OF our broken lines
) Saits, three Of this,
that, two Ct the other,
have been selling at
y SIS, and have made
II. All splendid styles
ke manner our suits that
h Sl2 70 SIS have been
|lo.
| course has been pur-
hrough our whole stock
fhlag: Mems, Youths
|nd Children's 5.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

I've a handsome Baby
khat we sold for $50;
I've a splendid Baby
|that we sold at $40;
I've a beautiful Baby
| Hood top) that we
a 5ne Baby Carriage
bid a. $40; now sI2.
Is; now SIS.
beaper grades proper
realccd.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

sLaan1Ess NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shil0h's OnIe
ia the remedy for you. N. b. DAN
forth, corner Second and Market ste.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

For bad blood no remedy Ia 30 moe as
DR., SimmR Blood Parlfer. Depot,
Fourth and King, Wilmington, nel'
Gold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

A c:cl glass OF lager beer can lie had
at Pp4, .Ambold's aammer garden, Thir-
tssu III and Hea!d streets. Music We'd
ne,.aay and Saturday evenings.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Good music ut Phil. Ambold's sum.
mar gardea on Wednesday and SatGr.
day evenings. Corner Thirtesath and
HealG seseets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Let tie thirsty try Buttermilk, sush
as made at creamery, Fourth ana 6hip-
ley streetH.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

We are giving especial attention to
furnishing famNies with best brands OF
aours, sud are confident we can give
entire Satisfaction both GO TO quality
and Price. Call at the mill, 1O1 Mary
land avenue, fer particulars. Tatnall
Bros,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Furniture and Carpet
; always complete.
offer an extra induce
|n Our system Of credit
ps customers to settle on
pms.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
stualc and Beer

tn mix at Phil. Ambold's summer gar
dan. corner Thirteenth and Heald stA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
a-R R-a-a, B. BIS.

Taylor & Fullsrton's, No. Sos kina
stroat, for 'puvs drugs Of all dsscrip'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Wa9ft Ei1k?

The following is taken from yester
days F FhilsdelDhis Press: ''In the river
near the atone bridge at Falls Of Scbuyl.
kill yesterday was found the body OF an
unknown man. lie Is described as
being about 80 years old, fve feet nine
inches in height, is OF light complexion,
has sandy mustache, auburn hair and
Is dressed IN seersIcre, coat and waist
coat, plaid: trousers and brown hose"
A gentleman who called attention to
this item this morning said that he
fesred the unknown man was Samuel
Kirk, who disappeared from this city
about ten days ago, and that perhaps
az he had considerable money with him
he had been foully dealt with.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment goods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jaoobb, 6l7
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

"srown's Bronchial Troches"
Are excellent for the reG!ef ds hoar' e
ness or sore taroa:. They are e1cet o.
ingly effective.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

yon neysr saw 90 many hats and
honnots at ono time as there nre NJ 6l7
Marrst st.es., Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
SwxElAE M ENTIOH,
H. N . Fact

thae everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 22E9 fDs. Of the beat,
velIcleansd coal In every son you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kfndlfn2 wood
In large loAds. Ldtno for vhftewaob-
ing. Yard, foot Of MoArae street. Osn'
sral cfsce, Seventh and King Etreetn
look for tho blue sign. Open in the
oTening.
s}epuise American Key winding
watches, in 8 ounce cases, warranted
for ", at Kanf's, Is East Fourth Of
Egin ttem-winding, solid silver
watches fog pl2.00 at Haaf'f, 10 h
Fouroh streat.
Burh'a. Hsench sssest wknsf, In Il
place 70 bUv your c1Al.
Fos s,od coal 40 TO Bush'a PYenca
street VhAyf.
Everybody ohews LowBall. Just ct
the moLah. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
STEADY

/ is 20 rush this hot
but there is a steady
Tor clothing-the cause
attribute to the cut we've
pFlees. We don't want
i've couldn't supply the
ii there was one. But
Il have We will sell as
| ", II holds out at just hall
Lwe could quote you
~ now much they have
ucsd but it is not neces-
n We tell you it's jus,
\ io' everything. Come
k-our thin coats are
emand, and we have q
oftmeat left; they arr
rlce also.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
oU WANT
w BPEcIAL
q A | Ms ?
b Listen.

two No. 3 Refrige
we sold for sIS; now
1.-Two No. 2 Refrige'
| we sold for $40; now
4 one No. 6 Ice Chest
Ia Tor sI2; now SO
lone No. 5 Ice Chest
Gd for S1I, now So.
q two No. 1 Ice Chests
Id for S.; now $3.50
i've arc all guaranteed
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
"RouEs7 on Rxts. -

ho0DAf Vn Lsos0s
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
asts, bedtsugs, bsetles, insects, sklnks.
re,s. 15c. At drugaists.
II Yea are Loving Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Rep ever" Gees
direct to weak spots. For weak men,
deli cate women.
"Rough Or Datarrh"
Is pot mere palliative remedy, but q
com plete cure of worst chronic cases; |;
correets offensive oAors at once; un-
equalled for catarrhal throat affections,
diphtaeris, sore throat, foul breath.
soc.
'hOugh on. Itch."
"Ro1gh on Itch" cures skin humors
erupticns, ring worm, tester, sal
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch
Ivy poison, baybsr's ttoh. 300. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Pure candles a& Ferauson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

MANA EMf1NC LIS eauses, Hhd rer nno
&bHAH II EDO eucccsstIiGUsaE " & n. youc
Y EsoWn home by one who was dsGI tWoniy.
sight years, Treated by most OF tEs nee
ssls In three -aoaths, and since tho1 ham
dreds OF others. Full particulars cant On Az
pliea.ioA. T. S. PAGE, No. Al WeA sisA
|, EsH YORK Oily. ootlat usto,YsSNA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
BALrlMDasG sE OHIO KA lnROAD

General PeSsengof AKfnIa
CnAELun 4 HusK General MhnsroT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
PEEOPM RETRITED.

IF President Cleveland did not prevent or
punish the penicious activity OF his Office
holders. i'm open contempt of his order, Mr..
Curtis soemny announced that he should con-
clude the President not the man he had
thought him. Notwithstanding this fearful
possibility, the pernciously active officials
swarm at Saratoga, just as other ollice-holders
hacked the Democratic Convention III PennsNl-
vania, and others fraudulenty carried the
primaries for Mr.. German in Maryland, and
others packed local and State conventions IN
Ohio. What Mr. Curtis will think of him, the
President does not care single battered brass
button.
These officials arc doing their masters bid
ding. Does any-sensible man really suppose
that they are thus active, in open violation OF
the Presidents order, without having first as
sured themselves beyond doubt that the Presl-
dent wishes his order dIsobcycd? Their activ-
ity. in Mr. Cleveland's estimation, is not per-
nicous. To crticise or oppose the President
Of the United States, his personal ambitions or
aims, is particularly pernicious if the Official
is Republican, and merits bchcadng. Thus
less than three years of Democratic rule taxes
us back to the days when Mr. buchanan be-
headed Democratic officials for agreeing with
Mr.. Douglas Once more the public service
is organized as partisan machine and once
more the engineer who runs the machine die
tates to his party.
This is precisely the evil which Civil Service
Reform was intended to prevent. This prosti-
tuition of the public service Mr.. Curtis and has
associates declared that President Cleveland
would assuredly stop-and he is the very man
who prostitutes the service to make sure his
own denomination, and to force upon his party
his own policy. Yet, after all this, Mr. Curtis
processes not to see that he has done infinite
harm to the cause of Civil Service Rcform-has
in effect betrayed it into the hands of its worst
enemies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
PERSONAL.


"a Po v 80 49,, -, O.. a, ........5
p''u =, o 49,. :, 90 von,.,,,,, ,nns,.,,o
III "' ~. ,, e.. -. . Lite ,nIlo s,,,r,
, ., I'D o., oI, an, sn,er niro. y,,,
y ,rbite satin body shit with eold ana silver Her
Younger sister, Miss Amy wnslow, Is said TO be
lovely as the Beauty she has tho same large blue
eyes, exquisite complexion and blonde hair.
Tho death IL announced IN h-"siau VI VI. " - W.
STRAUSS "ho ""e "o. " ~ 'n =, 49,,
VI h'or"'y '' al'o ,nn, ""D - 1890,
i1n' ame hrc.ai ~ Dr Gollath IN . Mr. Iirrpes
ISieingsS lie was for some time an Inhabltant OF
the Charter House.
Senator IIawIoy IL about thirty years old but looks
,,o,n,or shs has n fall md graceful figure md n
you"so,' w No. e., 81, q, 80, ,'
weai poiseu h"d' MT cScs aio gray riuo LII eo''i a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
TILE NETS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. Mr. Balfour has been urged by Union
fists in England TO imprlson MIR. OBrien again IL he
repeats the speeches for which he was convicted.
g. Sergeant Bremen testified at the Mitchels-
town inquest that he fired on the crowd intending
TO kill - While the police were evicting the
family of Michael Lane Mrs Lane split open the
skull of Inspector Riley. - Colonel Hughes
Hallett informed committee of Conservatives
that he was ready to resign his seat in Parliament
in view of the scandal in which he is involved.
80 Actor John A. Stevens and his agent were
arrested in London to prevent them leaving the
Kingdom while suit was pending.
Observation-Disclosures were appointed in the
Democratic Convention at Saratoga Liquor men
were promised favorable plank in the
platform. - Twenty persons were hurt
by railroad accident near Jackson.
Tenn. - The first two concerts took place of
the Worcester County Festival. - The Me-
chanics' Fair in Boston marked by a large display
of women's work. - Rain prevented the parade
of the Grand Army in st. Louis. - Hopes were
entertained of settlement of the strike in the
anthracite region.
CITY AND SUBURBAH.-Tbe Volunteer won the
first race for the Americas Cup in light wind,
beating the thistle by over nineteen minutes, cor
rooted time - Chauncey NJ. Depew came home
from Europe and was welcomed by bis friends
down the bay. "A man killed by falling from
roof while watching fire. 1.-Two more OF
the AlesIa passengers died from cholera and two
new patients were reported - Entrance exam
nations were held at Columbia College and at the
University of the City of NewYOrk. - DrMc-
Glynn celebrated his tiftieth birthday at the Anti
Poverty Fair. - Assembiyman Platt told of the
progress which the Poughkeepsie Bridge is making
- Brooklyn Jockey Club races were won by
Cyclops. Esquimau, Leex, Taragon, Lady Prim-
rose and Maggie Mitchell. - The Ncw-York
club defeated by the Bostons. "A woman fatal
ly shot in the street by q Frenohnan. In
Brooklyn 3l.303 voters registered. - Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar 412l2
erains-44 9-16d. Der ounce-74.l5 cents. -
Stocks opened steady. were dull with quiet
appreciation in values. closing strong.
1ME Indications for to-day: Threat
eping with ram; nearly stationary temperature.
Temperature yesterday: Highest G6e; lowest.
A7o; average, 56o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
THE TOLUNTEER,S TICTORY.

II the Americas Cup is ever to go back to
the country from which it was originally capt
ulcd thirty-scvcn years ago, apparently
f1eeter boat thanthe Thistle must come and take
it. Her defeat yesterday was scvercr than that
received by the Gcncsta, although the weather
that prevailed was just what she bargaincd for
and what she was supposed to desire. Her
superiority in light winds was regarded as estab-
lshed, but from the moment she made that
surprising tack inshOre until the Volunteer
came up to Fort WadswOrth at the finish, the
honors of the race were all with the sloop.
The Thistle is clearly no match for the Vol
unteer in windward work. She must be num-
beled among the other victims of Mr.. Burgess
amazing skill in modelling crafts that skim
along in the teeth Of the wind. AT times, and
notably after she turned the lightshlp, the
cutter appeared slightly to lessen the great
distance between her and the flying Yankee;
but those performances admit OF an easy OK
PLANTATION There was more wind at the ser
vice of the Thistle when she went about than
the Volunteer could catch in approaching the
Hook, and toward the end of the race the latter
was badly treated by the excursion boats, which
grew careless and got in her way. The only
explanation of the Volunteers victory over
the best cutter of the British fleet is that she
is q faster vessel in light winds.
Yet the Volunteer is not as good as she can
be. She has not developed the speed that is
in her. She will, for instance, undoubtedly
bear more sail If her topsall fitted her a
little more snugly she could, too, utilize wind
that is now lost No one is probably more inn
pressed with these facts than her designer.
Experts seem to agree that the Thistle also
could be improved by some alterations, and the
suggestion that her mast might better come
forward dozen inches or so is generally re-
garded as sound. What every one hopes for
now is a good gale of wind tomorrow. With
out race such as will test the comparative
merits of the yachts in heavy weather no one
can be fully satisfied.
IL is to be regretted that the behavior Of the
excursion tugs and steamers calls for public
ccnsure Some way should be devised by the
police authorities to compel their better con-
duct. If their captains arc so unmindful OF
the rights of the contcsting yachts or so care
less as stupidity to invade them it will be neccs-
sary for the police to employ means to quicken
their sense of decency. The race tomorrow
will be outside of the Hook, and no excuse can
be offered for any movement that tends to in
tcrfcrc with the contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
TIE KEYNOTE FOR REPUBLICANS.

THE NEw-YonK TRIBUNE Is talking In the rigat
way TO the Republic. Of the State, and concludes
an admirable article with these words: "1he Repub-
lcans OF of New York win this fall il every dis
tIict does its whole duty But there Is hard struggle
before us. The Democrats have the advantage OF
possession and under the leadership of Governor
ago at mis- disposal for partisan ends. ON MI sldet
hears tho assertion: This Is Republican year
10 will be n all work without ccasing until the
November vote H. pt He'd. But not otherwise"
This IL the Keynote for Republicans. The ad
monitlon given must be needed. Victory only can
DO obi aimed by hard and unccasing work II must
be assumed that SUCH differences among Democrats
"a exist In this country VIII not lead them 70 stay
ticket The stare tc&rt at least will have the bcnc
tit OF heir united efforts. Every Democrat VIII vote
for his state Ticket Republicans must do tho same
or they will he beaten The TO win IL 10 arouse
the sluggish and get every possible Republican voter
to the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
WHY CERTNLY NOT

The reference is to the autumnal swing Of
the President about the circle. Somebody
was remarking with face just purple with
carnestncss that the swing had no political
significance" and we hasten to reply, "poti-
cal significance? why, cert'nly not" Who
insinuatcd that it was going to have political
significance''-that it was smashing bid for
reelection writ large? Perish the thought,
and let the wretch who is apprehcndcd with
such a suspicion concealed about his person
be hit with quart can of dynamite. Political
significance? A stumping tour2 A scheme
to get delegates? o come, now-don't talk
adjective nonsense. The President is going to
indianapolis. Omaha
Tsue Haufe, 81 Joseph.
st. Louis, KaDsas City.
Chicago, Memphis
Milwaukee. NaShyilie.
Madison. Atlanta,
ST PAUL. Montgomery,
Minneapolis
simply to grow up with the country; that is to
say. merely to give himself the relaxation Of
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travel. or rather TO see how the cities mentioned
compare with his own Buffalo. And Dan
Lamontf O the Colonel has little shopping
for the winter to do, and naturally wishes 10
bcstow his patronage upon the city that ohcis
the best bargains to cash customers.
No. no. The swing may have social slgniii-
cameo and shopping significance, but poiitcai
sicnificancc-ncvcr. As wei accuse Governor
Hill Of thinking of politics while he is instruct
ING the horny-handcd farmers of Ncw-fork in
The dccp things of practical agriculture.